first of all, 50 sussex does not require an accessory dwelling permit. 50 sussex already has a commercial use type of two dellings four units or less. use types as you probably know are tax and occupancy codes. having a two-dwelling use type already qualifies both struct e structur structures to be dwellings and occupiable. having both an adu and commercial multi-family use type is unnecessary and redundant. it would also be confusing in terms of regulation, which i'm going to talk about here. now, this is -- >> face it as if you're looking at it, sir. >> there we go. so this is from the 50 sussex use type. two dwellings on one parcel. it already has the rights of two dwellings. now, it would be confusing in terms of regulation is the rear structure and adu or is it as john burton states on his 2016 building application, single-family. there are very different rules and regulations for each. this graphic shows a portion of our rh-1 residential neighborhood and 50 sussex you'll notice is the only property with a commercial multi-dwelling tax and occupancy code. why 50 sussex has a commerci

sussex after criticism they took fourflights in ii sussex after criticism they took four flights inex after criticism they took fourflights in 11 days. in the mail, 1000 dementia patients a day admitted to hospital with poor social care. the mirror is leading with the death of the ripper hoaxer, the man who derailed the inquiry by convincing the police he was the yorkshire ripper. he has died. in the express, a taser for every officer, says one police chief, who is talking about soaring violent crime. we will talk about some of those. take us to the guardian on what it is saying about what borisjohnson is saying about what borisjohnson is saying about what borisjohnson is saying to the eu. today, boris johnson, newly installed prime minister, has written to the eu, setting out that the backstop could be replaced by a new form of commitments come at as it has been called, which is the first step on starting to wade in to the issue about the existing withdrawal agreement on what is going to happen next. he has proposed in a 4—page letter that the backstop is anti—democratic... i lette

the crowds have flocked here in west sussex to see the crowds have flocked here in west sussex to seesee some of the top rally drivers in action and among them that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chairfor that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chair for getting that as a woman from britain who is pleasing a chairfor getting more women into this sport. nabila tejpar is the raining ladies champion amy for european and world rally quarry driving on the edge with the world flashing past at 80 mph. a lot of people assume that rally drivers are crazy. maybe you have to have a screw loose in your head. nothing beats the adrenaline of coming feeling you've your best. it would be great to see more women in fall. it does not matter about your gender. i think there is that one level where you can still be in the same level playing field and same ca i’s same level playing field and same cars as men. nabila tejpar is keeping the sport and her family. her dad and granddad were both rally drivers. i'm really scared to sit with her because i think she drives too fast for me because

sir eltonjohn steps in to defend the duke and duchess of sussex's use of private jets for holidays.port, a missed chance for manchester united. paul pogba has his penalty saved, as united are held to a 1—1 draw by wolves in the premier league. good morning, through scotland and northern ireland today the day of sunshine and a few showers. for england and wales, a dry start then we have some showers coming into the west later. i'll have your full details in 15 minutes. it's tuesday, august 20. our top story. a man will appear in court this morning charged with the murder of pc andrew harper, who was killed while investigating a burglary last week. the police officer died on thursday in berkshire, after being dragged along the road by a vehicle. last night, mr harper's widow paid tribute to her husband in an open letter. our reporterjames ingham is at the scene in the village of sulhamstead for us this morning. unsurprisingly a very emotional tribute paid? yes, pcharper‘s wife, lissie has written an incredibly emotional tribute to a man she described as her best trend. —— friend. she

|j marco, the duchess of sussex, is that a tattoo on her wrist?ed in that, i think you want one and i think you should get one. anyway! leave flying royals alone, says sir eltonjohn, who has basically paid to "offset emissions" from two of the flights. he got caught up in a story about the fact that harry and megan marco had been flying quite a lot, and also been talking about the environment. and elton has waded in to say that although the duke and duchess of sussex were being criticised as hypocrites by taking trips in private jets over a period hypocrites by taking trips in privatejets over a period of 11 days, he claims to have offset those flights for them. it could have cost about 20,000, protected them from media intrusion, and he paid to offset emissions from the flights. could either of you to greater minds than me please explain how do you offset to make return private jet flights? you've set us up on air! i don't know how to do it. how many amazon rainforests or whatever do you have to plant in order to offset these two private jet flig

hastings in east sussex just a little earlier. there are a few exceptions to the rule.those regions by looking at the satellite picture and swirling to the north—east is yesterday's low and here it comes sliding into the north—east and into the west, comes this warm weather front. it will bring thicker cloud into northern ireland and wales later on in the afternoon. and perhaps some rain in the evening. scattered showers across eastern scotland, some for lincolnshire and east anglia in the afternoon, but we are largely dominated by spells of sunshine and temperatures in the high teens to the low 20s. the majority of the showers clear in the evening but we will see rain go across wales and fade as it goes to the midlands and then mostly cloud pushing across northern england of the night but we are moving into warmer air and a much milder night overall, chillier spots to the far north of scotland and there is the warm front but for wednesday it's all about the load coming into play and this cold front. the low will pick up the wind strength and this weather front will pus

we have been seeing it at sussex all along.uzzing, playing for his country like a kid ina candy playing for his country like a kid in a candy store. absolutely loving it. here at sussex we are fully supporting him. we love seeing him do well. as an all, i like seeing him do well but i would like to see so him do well but i would like to see so you do well as well. —— and all is a. two huge british derbies this weekend, first up is the old firm match between rangers and celtic, but once again, sectarian chanting has overshadowed build up to the fixture, with uefa charging rangers with racism for a second time. the club have been ordered to close a 3,000—seat section for their first europa league group game at ibrox, as punishment for sectarian chanting against legia warsaw last week. chris mclaughlen reports. in terms of football, rangers are moving on. true to the europa league group stages after a win over legia warsaw. this is a club that cannot escape the dark cloud of sectarianism. last week, it was ordered to leave 3000 se

we've been saying it in sussex all along that he's ready to go.ke a kid in the candy store playing for his country. he'sjust in the candy store playing for his country. he's just absolutely loving it. here in sussex, we are all supportive of him. we love seeing him do well. as an aussie i like seeing him do well, but i'd like to seeing him do well, but i'd like to see australia do well as well. manchester united defender chris smalling has joined serie a side roma. they've agreed a year—long loan, with roma paying a fee of $3.2—million. united manager 0le gunnar soljkaer said it was a good move for him. i couldn't promise chris regular football. and he's on the plane over now, i think you will enjoy the experience over there. it's a big club, good league. not many english players have had the chance to play in italy. and i'm sure he'll come back stronger and better for it. 0ne game into the serie a season, and we're already talking about what could be a title decider! juventus and napoli play on saturday. they've been the top two, for three out of

they jack and touch of sussex. —— the chip and duchess of sussex. —— the chip and duchess of sussex. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, james and josie. i will be back with my news in just a few moments. the afternoon is looking a little next, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. but also, we have had a few showers across the south and at the moment it is still pretty cloudy in some areas. some spots of rain, if you are up earlier on really was very overcast in central and southern england. this isa central and southern england. this is a weather front that has been living very overnight and is now clearing away towards the east. the arson heavy shower clouds in the wa ke arson heavy shower clouds in the wake of this low pressure that has been basically driving our weather all weekend. look at the showers on the radar wrapping into the centre of the low across western scotland. some showers across area

four vessels were stopped off the coast of kent, and two others were found on a beach in sussex.for the borderforce. four boats were intercepted off the kent coast yesterday, carrying 37 people, including six children. they said they were from iran, guinea, kuwait and the ivory coast. another 2a people arrived in two boats on winchelsea beach, in sussex, and were detained by the authorities. sussex police said it was very concerned for another group, possibly including children, who may had left the beach before border officials arrived. more than 900 people, including at least 80 children, have crossed the channel in small boats this year. the home office says it is working closely at all levels with the french authorities, to try to stop people making the perilous crossing. the home secretary, priti patel, is due to speak to her french counterpart in the coming days, to discuss what more can be done. the channel is the world's busiest shipping lane and anyone trying to cross it in a small boat is taking a huge risk. keith doyle, bbc news. since those incidents that were describ

another 2a people arrived in two boats in sussex and were detained by the authorities.sex police said it was very concerned for another group, possibly including children, who may had left the beach before border security arrived. at least 80 children have crossed the channel in small boats this year. the home 0ffice small boats this year. the home office says it is working closely with french authorities to stop people making the crossing. the home secretary is due to speak to her counterpart to discuss what more can be done. the channel is a wealth busiest shipping than anyone trying to cross it in a small but is taking a huge risk. —— boat. keith doyle, bbc news. great british bake 0ffjudge, prue leith, will advise the government on how to improve the quality of food served at nhs hospitals in england. the review aims to set new standards for the 140 million meals served every year. it follows the deaths of six people due to an outbreak of listeria, linked to pre—packaged sandwiches and salads, which started at one of nhs england's food suppliers. what we want this r

i think she'd be absolutely delighted with them. >> recently, the sussex family had been spotted takingr separate private flights around europe, but as for elton's jet, he calls it a "carbon neutral" flight and asked the press to stop their relentless and untrue assassinations on their character. leo and oprah fly private. >>> let's move on to duane "dog" chapman, he's back to work but still mourning the loss of his wife beth. >> i have a 50/50 chance of surviving it with the chemo. there's nothing that we want to hide from anybody. we've let it all hang out, battling cancer on the show. >> beth looks death right in the eye in the new series and doesn't blink. >> if i'm going to die, i'm going to die in my boots. they're already there. >> beth was hunting down bad guys with dog right up until the end, battling cancer at the same time. >> how much of beth's final days and her battle will you show? >> i've already looked at some of them and i see her and i hear her and i freaking start bawling because it happened. i think it's all therapeutic. >> i don't want to have my kids all surroundi

sir eltonjohn has defended the duke and duchess of sussex over their use of private jets.". the couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. a dead duck tells us something, has generally no chance of success. but playing dead was a resounding success for this duck. it's worth repeating. the doctor decided to just laid low hoping its canine ca ptu re just laid low hoping its canine capture would get bored and lo and behold, the dog runs off allowing the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the duck. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there. the last two weeks have been pretty unsettled across the uk, quite a lot of rain around, strong, unseasonable winds too. but there are signs, as this week continues to wear on, pressure will begin to build, things will turn drier and warmer, and in fact today is looking like one of those. there will be quite a lot of dry and warm weather around as high pressure begins to nose in from the

beach was evacuated and two people were taken to hospital following the chemical incident in the sussexe earlier, chief inspector simon starns, from sussex police, gave an update on what's been happening. i think everyone out and about today will be aware of the weather conditions and the wind is blowing strongly. when the people reported it to police they had moved from the location where they first felt the effects so it gave us an opportunity to start wide and bring it down. we managed to keep the pier running. everyone is having their nice day out, worthing town has been unaffected in terms of the centre so our recommendation is for everyone to enjoy the day. if you have had any stinging eyes today the advice from health is to go home, wash your clothes and douse your eyes with water and you should be fine. norwegian police say they are investigating a shooting at a mosque as an attempted act of terrorism. police also charged the suspect with murder after his 17—year—old stepsister was found dead in a separate location. the gunman fired shots after entering the mosque on the outskir

claire marshall, bbc news, west sussex.ade. the office for national statistics said the error was partly caused by undercounting migrants arriving from the eight countries whichjoined the eu in 2004, including poland. here are some of their figures. for the year ending march 2016 — the last year for which data is available — the initial estimate for net migration from the eu — that's the difference between people arriving and leaving — was 178,000. that's now been revised up to 207,000. an increase of 16% and the ons also says it may have over—stated immigration from countries outside the eu. for some children home is a converted office block — or even a former shipping container. that's the finding of a report detailing how there are more than 200,000 homeless children in england. the children's commissioner, anne longfield, says whole families are being housed in flats little bigger than parking spaces. ministers say they're spending a billion pounds tackling homelessness. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchana

beach was evacuated and two people were taken to hospital following the chemical incident in the sussexischarged. a little earlier, chief inspector simon starns, from sussex police, gave an update on what's been happening. i think everyone out and about today will be aware of the weather conditions and the wind is blowing strongly, when people reported it to the police they move from a location where it was felt with the first effect so it gives us an opportunity to start out wide and then narrow it, but we managed to keep the peer running and everyone is having a nice day out and the town has been u naffected nice day out and the town has been unaffected in terms of the centre so the recommendation for everyone is to carry on enjoying the day and if you have had stinging eyes today, the advice is to make sure you go home, wash your clothes and douse your eyes with water. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister pledges £2.5 billion to create 10,000 new prison places and says all police forces will be given extended stop and search powers. the fbi is investigating the death of the

claire marshall, bbc news, west sussex.. the office for national statistics said the error was partly caused by undercounting migrants arriving from the eight countries whichjoined the eu in 2004, including poland. here are some of their figures. for the year ending march 2016 — the last year for which data is available — the initial estimate for net migration from the eu — that's the difference between people arriving and leaving — was 178,000. that's now been revised up to 207,000, an increase of i6%. the 0ns also says it also may have overstated immigration from countries outside the eu. ryanair has failed in a bid to stop a strike by some of its uk pilots from midnight tonight. but the airline is asking passengers to turn up as normal for their flights. colletta smith is at manchester airport for us. why is ryanair so confident? it has been a nerve—racking week for all passengers to date were flying with ryanair in the next few days, waiting for this down to the wire decision by the high court who voted in favour of the

sir eltonjohn has said he provided the duke and duchess of sussex with a flight on a private jet to his distressed by today's distorted and malicious account in the press surrounding the duke and duchess of sussex's private stay at my home in nice last week." he went on to say that he had ensured the flight was carbon—neutral. prince harry and his wife meghan markle have faced mounting criticism after reportedly taking four private jetjourneys in eleven days, despite often speaking out on environmental issues. a french couple culd face up to six years in jail, after being found with a0 kilograms of sardinian sand in theircar. police discovered the sand crammed into 1a plastic bottles in the boot of an suv belonging to the couple who say they wanted to take it home as a "souvenir". but sardinia's famed white sand is considered a public good and it is strictly forbidden to remove it from the island. 50 years ago, a russian sailor put a message in a bottle and threw it into the sea. well now, half a century later, his letter has washed up on the shores of western alaska. tyler ivanoff was

he took six wickets, and then went on to score a century for the sussex second team yesterday.mely return withjimmy anderson ruled out next week because of a calf injury. and mickey arthur, who has been tipped to take over as england head coach when trevor bayliss leaves after the ashes series, is leaving his role with pakistan. he's been in charge for the last three years but his contract isn't being renewed. former world champ carl frampton has been talking about the freak accident that saw him break a bone in his hand and call off a fight next weeeknd. he says was lucky to escape a more serious injury a free standing pillar in his philadeldia hotel fell on his hand. i was feeling sorry for myself, but right now i am angry. why has this happened? not angry, right now i am angry. why has this happened? notangry, it right now i am angry. why has this happened? not angry, it was accidental obviously, somebodyjust nudged into it. but why are things that size in a hotel lobby and not screwed into the floor. i have lost a purse, lost potentially shot up the world title and i have l

at his request, the presentation was made by chrisjordan, his sussex team—mate.s.... chelsea scoring their opening penalties that penalty shoot out, who will win this years super cup. you can find it over on the bbc sport website and live commentary on bbc radio. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and jason beattie — who's head of politics at the daily mirror. any of tomorrow's front pages are already in. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. jeremy corbyn has sent a letter to opposition leaders and tory backbenchers opposed to a no—deal brexit, attempting to build a cross—party coalition to delay brexit — that's according to the telegraph. 0n the same story, the guardian sasteremy corbyn has called on rebel tories and other party leaders to oust borisjohnson and allow labour to form a caretaker government to stop a no—deal brexit. the mail also leads withjeremy corbyn's letter, saying the labour leader

he's warmed up for a potential test debut by taking six for 27 today for sussex second—eleven againsteconds. and he's since proved his ability with the bat as well. archer with a knock of 108 from just 99 balls. you'd suspect australia's attack might just be a little tougher though. just 45 days to go until the start of the rugby world cup injapan — we're getting closer to the final squad lists for the home nations. today — there was a big call by england head coach eddiejones with both ben te'o and mike brown missing out on a place but plenty of new talent coming through to fill their shoes, our rugby union correspondent chrisjones has all the details. a couple i have come from left field, the former player worry remains at 33 men in camp making his debut against wales on sunday. lewis isa debut against wales on sunday. lewis is a young flanker from northampton has had a breakthrough season last campaign. he remains in contention, especially a brad shields doesn't 90, especially a brad shields doesn't go, suffering with andrew at the moment. he could be a serious world cup bowler fro

another 2a people arrived in two votes in sussex and we re arrived in two votes in sussex and were detainedconcerned by another boat. more than 900 people, including 80 children, have crossed the channel in small boats this year. the home office says it is working closely at all levels with french authorities to try and stop people making the perilous crossing. the home secretary is due to speak to her french counterpart in the coming days to discuss what more can be done. the channel is the world's busiest shipping lane and anyone trying to cross it in a small boat is taking a huge risk. the latest attempt by bangladeshi officials to repatriate rohingya refugees to myanmar has failed. no—one turned up to board the vehicles to take them back across the border. in recent years, thousands have sought refuge in bangladesh, fleeing violence by the military in myanmar. the government there had approved the return of more than 3,000 but what happens next is unclear, as leigh milner reports. there were buses waiting to take people back to myanmar but no rush to board them. translation: until now,

, where the winners, a greatjoy, and west sussex, where the winners, a great joy, and one west sussexot and watch as the five displays went on through the night. that's it for today's morning briefing. a little bit of an update, i hope, on british steel. i am just looking for this to come through. yes, this isa for this to come through. yes, this is a statement following the news, we we re is a statement following the news, we were saying earlier, it had broken this morning that british steel was to be taken over by a turkish military pensions fund. this isa turkish military pensions fund. this is a statement from the official receiver. you will recall that british steel went into receivership and they are saying they have now announced exclusive sales talks with announced exclusive sales talks with a preferred buyer for announced exclusive sales talks with a preferred buyerfor british announced exclusive sales talks with a preferred buyer for british steel. following discussions with a number of potential purchasers, they say, over the past few weeks, they are pleased to say that the

the telegraph has this picture of the duke and duchess of sussex after they were branded hypocrites for their flights to and from his home in france. and finally, the times reports on a study that claims having children really does make you happier, but only after they‘ve left home. looking forward to that one. with me isjonathan charles, managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development. the guardian, here we are, the brexit backstop issue. 0nce the guardian, here we are, the brexit backstop issue. once again proving to be a sticking point in the negotiations. the gift that keeps on giving, this never a day without a brexit story and this is about the letter that boris johnson has written to the eu on the eve of his talks with the president of france. undoubtably it will be a topic of conversation at the

some thunderstorms possible too anywhere from the channel isles up toward sussex and kent as well.ht, drizzly rain still lingering for north—east england through monday morning. and since showers packing into parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland, but for the bulk of scotland, a much improved day after the heavy rain and flooding we‘ve had recently. much drier weather for scotland. a few showers towards the north and the west. some showers, too, for northern ireland but through the south of england we also going to see a few heavy showers today. but, some sunshine and it is generally a drier day than we‘ve seen recently. only 16—19 degrees to the north—westerly breeze, so things are feeling quite a bit cooler than they have done. showers will continue to monday night to tuesday but they‘ll slowly ease away towards the east through into the early hours and quite widely in the countryside down into single figures. so quite a cold, fresh start for tuesday for tuesday for many of us. some misty patches should clear a pretty quickly. through the day on tuesday, one or two s

the paper also has an exclusive interview with the father of the duchess of sussex, meghan markle. a theme coming towards us. we thought brexit was on hold, but of course a monster week coming up. in advance of that, the sunday times have an exclusive interview with the my minister in his first interview. he is talking tough. he says, it is me or corbin chaos. it is not tough, is it? it is not tough to say be scared of the leader of the opposition and back to me. i will give you all this money from a forest of magic money trees. he is bribing everyone. colleagues with whom he has worked, i am not a tory, but mps want good respect, like philip hammond, but threatening to ta ke philip hammond, but threatening to take away the whip. this is not the behaviour of somebody who claims to behaviour of somebody who claims to be on democracy. this is not democratic behaviours. and ifind it quite interesting that his popularity remains where it is. these interesting surveys done recently about the number of people including young people who think democracy is overrated, they want a strong man

we have them so through monday morning from the channel islands, the isle of wight, kent and sussex and in the south. through the north, the midlands and wales, some sunshine from monday morning. a bit of hard edges of the north—east of england. much brighter for northern ireland and scotland, but still some showers coming in from the north—west. so there will bea from the north—west. so there will be a day of sunshine and showers, most of those hours packing in from the north—west. southern england also sing some heavy showers. but some sunshine in between as well. temperatures 15—19 celsius, below parfor temperatures 15—19 celsius, below par for this temperatures 15—19 celsius, below parfor this time of temperatures 15—19 celsius, below par for this time of year. we have lost that humidity that we have had. we still have some showers as we head into tuesday morning, but some clear spells, too. and somebody is quite widely will be down to single figures in the morning. a fresh start the day, the odd misty patch around. through tuesday again, some showers but few and far between. a lot

some thunderstorms possible too anywhere from the channel isles up toward sussex and kent as well.so some sunshine for norfolk, through the midlands towards wales and the north—west of england. a little bit of light, drizzly rain still lingering for north—east england through monday morning. and some showers packing into parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland. but for the bulk of scotland, a much improved day after the heavy rain and flooding we've had recently. much drier weather for scotland. a few showers towards the north and the west. some showers too for northern ireland. further south in england we're also going to see a few heavy showers through the day. but, some sunshine and it is generally a drier day than we've seen recently. 0nly16—19 degrees to the north—westerly breeze, so things are feeling quite a bit cooler than they have done. showers will continue to monday night to tuesday but they'll slowly ease away towards the east through into the early hours and quite widely, particularly in the countryside, down into single figures. so quite a cold, fresh star

this is quite an extreme case because the criticism being levelled at the duke and duchess of sussexyet the same time calling for more to be done on climate change. how do they square that you? is he seen a lot of newspapers it's open season on the couple and it has been for some months, whatever they do their been criticised. there was adjoining to put out liberal values, that is under attack from some pauses. i wonder how much change is in this matter? they're using privatejets. i remember covering the royals is a bbc reporter and many places, the royals have always travelled by some sort of private transport. whether it was commercial, private jet of whether it was using the world flight, whether it was using the world flight, there is a security issue around the royals. what on earth do we expect them to do? in this case, eltonjohn, the story has come to the rescue. his left them a private jet but had the —— paying the carbon offset. this is more to do with the fa ct offset. this is more to do with the fact that they are more vulnerable and under attack was of every story is at at

how about a little pop start >> we need -- >> the duchess of sussex, meghan markle in the spotlight,has the details for us. >> the duchess of sussex is focusing on female empowerment, her latest project aims to help women step out with confidence, and forge a positive path forward in style the duchess of sussex meghan markle surprising models at a shoot for her clothing line, set to the tune of bill withers 1977 hit "lovely day," the duchess overseeing and even styling the models for the smart works charity collection, set to launch this fall smart works is a charity that helps prepare vulnerable women in britain for job interviews, by providing one on one coaching and attire to give them confidence that's where the duchess of sussex steps in. as a patron of the charity, markle teaming up with her long time designer friend to create a collection of classic work wear for women. >> i just love the pop of that coat. >> reporter: she's gained support of main street brands that will donate one clothing item to the charity with each piece sold markle says she was drawn to smart works becau

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>> well, kate, the level of vitriole that the duchess of sussex have seen over the course of the lastthe british tabloid press consider them a fodder, essentially. what we've seen over the course of the last weeks is that the attack that their summer hole lay didn't chime with their fight against climate change. elton john, who is hosting them in the south of france came to the rescue, first on of all, explaining that he was the one who paid for that private jet flight, but also that he ensured that it was carbon neutral to try to put an end to that controversy. but he then went further with this tweet that spoke specifically about that friendship that he had with prince harry's mother. they were very close. he referred to that obligation that he felt now as a result of that friendship to try and protect meghan and harry from the sort of press intrusion that.in the end, kate, had contributed to principle sis diana's death. >> the do you think this, in the end, this statement -- i mean, this isn't the first time that meghan markle has faced some -- meghan markle and prince hair very so

he's warmed up for a potential test debut by taking six for 27 today in a hostile spell for sussex seconducestershire seconds. and he's since proved his ability with the bat as well. archer has scored a century at the blackstone academy ground, making 108 from 99 balls. you suspect australia's attack might be a little tougher though. it is expected that archer will replace anderson for the second test at lord's. the opening round of fixtures in the kia super league are under way. and after being throughly beaten in the ashes — english players will be joined by a host of international stars during the tournement, including many australians. yorkshire diamonds take on surrey stars at headingley this evening — 0ne star saying it will be strange to face some of the players she met during the ashes. you get to meet new people and play against players you have traditionally only ever played against. i am looking forward to it and looking forward to the challenge. it is a massive game and it will be a good marker to see where we are at. we had a couple of warm up where we are at. we had a couple

. >>> now that meghan markle is the duchess of sussex, she no longer needs her home in los angeles. the stylist, four bedroom three bath is located in the wilshire area. 2000 square foot pad has a modern design, lots of space. if you would like to live in meghan markle's l.a. home, all you need is $1.8 million. and it could be yours. how exciting. do you know what's exciting, the sunset tonight. >>> we had tropical clouds over the bay area. there is a storm, tropical storm that dissipated but what was left, the cloud cover worked its way over california and gave gorgeous sunsets from reading south to san diego including the bay area. some clouds will be around tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies that the entire bay area, warm spot, concord, cool spot santa rosa 58. pretty mild night with the clouds around. fremont is low 59, concord a little more than san jose following the 60 degrees. that said, what a nice day tomorrow. seasonal temperatures, sunshine , 78 degrees. a little too warm for you. 75 degrees on wednesday. you may not even hit 70. the reason why we warmed up over the w

moody skies and moody seas on the sussex coast at the moment.them peak overnight around 84 mph around the coast, still over 70 mph at the moment and will remain strong throughout the day, 40—50 mph. still in northern england and southern scotland, but on the southern scotland, but on the southern edge, this is where the strongest of the windows, pushing eastwards, england and wales where we will see the destructive wind, 60 mph, untoward for parts of autumn or winter, but trees are in full leaf at the moment, because see trees down, already have done this morning, branches also. travel disruption on the ferries, restrictions on bridges, be wary if you are trailing a caravan. pay attention to the latest travel information. we still have rain in the forecast, showers very much hit and miss, southern counties, a lot more across wales turning persistent, but are the borders of scotla nd persistent, but are the borders of scotland and england where the rain is being causing more of the way in issues, some minorflooding, that will cause travel disrupt

notice a bit of rain across kent and sussex.hould be fine across england and wales by the time we get a lunch time. in northern ireland and scotland we have lots of showers. the closer you are to the centre of the circulation, low pressure means air is going up and it is creating the showers. that low pressure centre is way up in the north around the norwegian sea. that means it is pulling away at showers to the north, but not completely. there will still be some left over in its wake. monday not a completely dry days. the further south you are, the better. the south coast should be beautiful. 21 in london on monday. we start the week with 16 in the lowlands of scotland. for the week ahead, it does look like the weather will be improving. southern and eastern areas should be drying out, but for northern ireland and scotla nd out, but for northern ireland and scotland it will stay a bit more u nsettled. scotland it will stay a bit more unsettled. statistically it is still a very hot time of the year, but those temperatures are no

he took six wickets and scored a century for the sussex second team. him break a bone in his hand and cancel his comeback fight next weekend. i'll be back with more on those stories later on. a future labour government would not block a second scottish independence referendum, shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell has said. he told an audience in edinburgh that any decision about holding a vote would be up to the scottish parliament. the scottish labour leader, richard leonard, has previously said the party would not grant permission for a second referendum. graham stuart is in glasgow. john mcdonnell‘s comments seem rather at odds with the labour leader in scotland, what is going on? well, first of all, he said we would not block or something like a scottish independence referendum. he says, we would let the scottish people decide, because that is democracy. as you say, the problem is it seems to contradict what the labour pa rty‘s to contradict what the labour party's leader in scotland, richard leonard, has said in the past. he told bbc scotland in march

in australia by nigel farage, saying he faces fury over his comments about the duke and duchess of sussexe has imposed a ban selling burgers on campus to do their bit in helping to stop climate change. the ft highlights argentina losing one fifth of its value after the election caused a run on the currency. the election caused a run on the currency. also an article about facial recognition technology. let's plunge in with the telegraph. public backs borisjohnson to shut down parliament for brexit? yes, a survey that has been commissioned. i think some have been quick to question parts of the survey but if you look at the findings, various things appear to support boris johnson at the findings, various things appear to support borisjohnson has not brexit position. 54% of the public or those surveyed believe that suspending parliament to get to brexit, to prevent people stopping a no—deal brexit would be acceptable. if you speak to mp5 no—deal brexit would be acceptable. if you speak to mps in parliament, thatis if you speak to mps in parliament, that is definitely not the consensus view. i

the rain will stay off the south coast with the weather front across northern france —— kent and sussex50 mph, even a bit sunday we could again see gusts of 40 or 50 mph, even a bit more around coasts and hills. a fairly blustery day, 16—21 on sunday. things set to stay and breezy for the first part of the working week but for the second half it looks like high pressure eventually builds in. temperatures on the rise later in the coming week and things should start to feel a little more summer like. thanks very much, sarah. sarah, it is time for a quiz. you've got a monitor, haven't you? yes. you have a driving licence? i do. do you think you're a good driver? exemplary! it's going to get harder, don't worry. take a look this, these are britain's most world ring roadsigns. how many do you think you know? i've hidden the answers. first one? you can only turn left, not right. that is a t-junction, sarah. the second one? that has got to be some sort of watching out for adverse weather? she's doing very well. overhead cables. charlie, the third one? number four is... slippery road conditions

heavy showers in the south on monday morning, especially the channel isles, hampshire, sussex and kentidlands, wales and north—west england. drizzly rain for north—west england. drizzly rain for north—west england. drizzly rain for north—west england and cloudy and damp earbud for ireland and scotland, much drier with a few showers moving in from the north—west with the north—westerly wind. we keep heavy showers in southern england through the day and some cropping further north, especially in northern ireland and western scotland and on the north—westerly wind, attempts down a notch on recent days, 16—19, so feeling cooler and fresher compared to recently. still showers continue into tuesday but most of them ease away on tuesday morning and with clear spells, a fresher night with single figures in the countryside across much of the country with the odd misty patch tuesday morning. tuesday another day of sunshine and showers but showers few and far between by tuesday with many avoiding them. light winds and a window of fine and settled weather for many on tuesday with temperatures not

in the metro, sir elton john defends the duke and duchess of sussex after criticism they took four flightse mail, 1,000 dementia patients a day admitted to hospital, with poor social care driving up emergency admissions. the mirror leads with the death of the ripper hoaxer, the man who derailed the inquiry by convincing police he was the yorkshire ripper, he has died. and in the express, a taser for every officer, says one police chief responding to soaring violent crime. so, the times front is all about brexit. indeed it is. boris johnson has written to donald tusk, saying that the famous or notorious backstop will have to go and making clear a ll backstop will have to go and making clear all kinds of suggestions about alternative arrangements. what is interesting about this story is how it's the same story in one, two, three, four newspapers and written com pletely three, four newspapers and written completely differently in each one. the times tells it pretty straight, it's just that, he's going to see angela merkel and emmanuel macron and the g7. and also he had a testy, had she conver

the paper also has an exclusive interview with the father of the duchess of sussex, meghan markle.'m sensing a theme this evening, understandably, head of a very big week in the brexit world. starting with the sunday times, rachel, an exclusive interview with borisjohnson, the rachel, an exclusive interview with boris johnson, the headline, rachel, an exclusive interview with borisjohnson, the headline, boris telling rebels, it's me, or call been chaos. boris can do interviews with newspapers other than the daily telegraph! or corbyn chaos. we know that there's an election on the cards, we know there was a radical move, shall we say, for him to decide to prorogue parliament last week. mps are coming on tuesday and they will use the limited time available to try and stop him in some way. they've got various tactics. borisjohnson also has tactics, and his team has tactics for stopping them. as a last resort it's going to be calling a general election. he says, it's me orjeremy corbyn. he is promising, quite strange for a conservative prime minister, especially one after nine yea rs o

archer warmed up for a potential test debut by taking six for 27 today for sussex second—eleven againstord's that starts next week — due to a calf injury that restricted him in the first test which england lost. dan evans will face rafa nadal for the first time tomorrow after he beat alex de minaur in the first round of the rogers cup. eva ns', the british number two and world number 53, beat the australian world number 38 in straight sets, 6—4, 7—6. so next up for evans is french open champion nadal, who recieved a bye into the second round. england will name their rugby world cup squad after their summer international against wales on sunday. mike brown and ben te'o will not have a chance to stake their claim for a place in it. they've been left out by coach eddiejones, who says while they will be disappointed to miss out, they may get another opportunity so must be ready. northampton flanker lewis ludlam and bath wing rory mcconnochie could make their debuts at twickenham. in the opening day of fixtures in the super league — england's domestic women's twenty20 tournament, a dramatic

some thunderstorms possible too anywhere from the channel isles up toward sussex and kent as well.les and the north—west of england. a little bit of light, drizzly rain still lingering for north—east england through monday morning. and some showers packing into parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland. but for the bulk of scotland, a much improved day after the heavy rain and flooding we've had recently. much drier weather for scotland. a few showers towards the north and the west. some showers, too, for northern ireland but through the south of england we also going to see a few heavy showers through the day. but, some sunshine and it is generally a drier day than we've seen recently. only 16—19 degrees to the north—westerly breeze, so things are feeling quite a bit cooler than they have done. showers will continue to monday night to tuesday but they'll slowly ease away towards the east through into the early hours and quite widely in the countryside down into single figures. so quite a cold, fresh start for tuesday for many of us. some misty patches should clear a prett

sir media accounts accusing the duke and duchess of sussex of being hypocrites for accepting the flight despite their commitment to the environment. elton said, quote, prince harry's mother, diana, princess of wales, one of my deepest friends, i feel a profound sense of obligation to protect harry and his family from the unnecessary press intrusion that contributed to diana's untimely death. elton says he paid for the jet flight. ellen degeneres also defended harry and meghan. she tweeted, imagine being attacked for everything you do when all you're trying to do is make the world better. >>> in some sports news, a furry visitor turning some heads in minneapolis. a squirrel raced onto the field and then into the minnesota twins dugout. some players jumped on top of the railing to flee in panic. i believe this is just a good old-fashioned pickle in baseball. there's no word on what happened to the s song of the summer, "old town road," finally gets dethroned. >> a long road, indeed. >>> also ahead, the government reveals the best temperature to set your thermostat while you sleep and it's

even meghan, duchess of sussex. his attack s on denmark come as the president doubles down on his attacks on american jews who vote for democrats. today on twitter, he thanked a conservative conspiracy theorist for saying israeli jews love trump. quote, like he's the king of israel. while american jews don't even know what they're doing or saying anymore. >> in my opinion, you vote for a democrat, you're being very disloyal to jewish people and you're being very disloyal to israel. and only weak people would say anything other than that. >> reporter: major jewish organizations like the anti-defamation league outraged. >> i will be exactly clear on what that was -- anti-semitism. the charge of disloyalty or duel loyalty has been used against jews for thousands of years. >> reporter: today, #disloyaltotrump trending on twitter. the president pressed on his words about jewish loyalty. >> isn't that anti-semitic? >> no, no, no. only in your head. it's only anti-semitic in your head. >> kyra phillips with us tonight. and

we have them showers through monday morning from the channel islands, the isle of wight, kent and sussexales, some sunshine from monday morning. a bit of hard edges of the north—east of england. much brighter for northern ireland and scotland, but still some showers coming in from the north—west. so there will be a day of sunshine and showers, most of those hours packing in from the north—west. southern england also seeing some heavy showers. but some sunshine in between as well. temperatures 16—19 celsius, below par for this time of year. we still have some showers as we head into tuesday morning, but some clear spells, too. and widely the counntryside will be down to single figures in the morning. a fresh start the day, the odd misty patch around. through tuesday again, some showers but few and far between. a lot of dry weather with some sunshine, lighter winds, too. tuesday, one of the better days of this week. temperatures better than monday, 16— 21 degrees. that shouldn't feel too bad. but it isn't going to last long. this area of low pressure is piling in from the south—west from w

sir eltonjohn has defended the duke and duchess of sussex over their use of private jets.gh level of much—needed protection". the couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments — we'll have more on. things are going to be warming up this week was on, it's a day that looks like it's being a dry day for more, the rental bellator, complete the drive because of a still have the drive because of a still have the weather front it will generate some showers across scotland and on the island in the far north of england, high pressure will continue to build in from the south—west, that means a dry day for much of england and wales. after cellist at temperatures will begin to rise, will hold on to the show was the central and southern scotland, filed of england, a few developing across northern ireland into the afternoon. temperature wise by the afternoon highs of 17 to maybe 21 degrees in the south—east, a few degrees lower than wha